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Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
CHER1Yr's sALE-BY vlRrUE OF A
- WHIT Of LovsriA Rasias to me a.
rected, VIII DO cxDoSsd TO public sale, at
the ho.ol, now occupied by Alex. Maxwell
In MtdoletovE, In St. 6eoryes Hun irud,
New Osstie Cooaty, Bol.,
OK THURSDAY,
THE l7rn DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887,
UN THURSDAY,
At 10 C'eloeG. .. m. ,


The following described real estate, viz:
All that pieee or parcel OF land situate In
Saint Georges Hundred, founded and. .desl rib
Ell as follows, TO wit:
yaie road The centre or middle (which road
"a a line of land Of the said John Kagle, VIII
liam hc hullin and heirs Of w iiliam stewart,
deceased, said stone being also q corner OF the
land of The said " iiiiaIn AoNullin. and the
heirs Of The said Stewart and from thence by
a ,Sna 70
easteriy side OF the public road leading 10 Port
Pcnn, then e " said pnoiie road 50 Ia de-
frees, west p chains and 81 links 10 the corner
of n lot conScJed to the trustees for the pur-
po G OF erecting church thereon for the use
OF the people OF color bnt 70 revert back TO
this conveyed tract VIII never II ceases TO be
occupied or ueed As 4 cherch, or h q, for the
puslie Worship OF God. thence by The lime Of
"a links to the line Of Christopher vandegrifl' 8
land thence by said land 5 % degrees, E 8
ehAins, and % ilnss 70 stone, \ q IL degrees,
ihence down said mes sdo y. N - degrees, v. p.
| 2 chains and so ltnks. n n degrees, 4 chains
snG q me !. dtsEess na eh:ins :. and
n y 10 degrees, 1ehains and . limbs TO .
corner Of said Christopher vandeariit and
Of said BennetCs marsh, N 81 "a degrees, y
| ehAins and st links II ~ degrees, q
chains and O links 10 The corner or q ditch,
| where commences new division line be-
| tween this described tract and land still held
by the said John kaRle, anu thence running
L NltNu OF new utNfhOn tlttS, . IL - Os-
| Erees chains and o. hnks no ditch along
l the fast lnnds, thence by sait ditch. N 70 de-
| greeA W chain nd Us links, S6 "a degrees,
W z chains and 10 links TO = corner near
i bserh bush thence----ihe marsh a 4 de-
Ereps, " ~ chatne and 35 links, tthe lire strlI-
inR lhe westerly prong Of a small locust tired
| the frst named private road, thence by sale
| road, ~ 4 degrees west 81 chains and 2
links 10 the beginning oOn Ia ming ~ acres apt
20 perches Of lard, be the came more or less
| Nook W, Vol. 10 page l7B. &c,
| sci cd and taken In execution as the prop
erty Of William GeayeP and hlphonte u
his wife ana I. ~ and 10 be sold by
| GILES JAMESON, sheriff.
Sherif's once, " ilminguOn, October q, lbs7
1 OIL. ts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
Tamperanae sIssssns.

"A very large audience was present ct
tas Union Sunday school Temperance
meeting .. tho Opsra House yesterday
aftarnoon. Joseph Pyle, superintoud
ent OF St. Psul's Ia. X. Sunday school.
presioed. Music was furnished by a
choir lsd BY . corpet and organ. After
singinR and prayer Mr.. Pyle intro
duesd M.ss Kimba ~ the superln
tendent Of Sunday school work of the
Women'a Christian Temperance Union.
Miss Kimball bsgAn by saying she
would not speak TO the audience bat
with II. Sbs said bhs would call Atteu
tion to the wonderful stories found In
the Bible, for the moss wonderful &; ories
ever written are found there She fra.
Bpoko OF the story In the 17th chapter
Of the First Samuel.
When David annoupced bis determfn-
atiCn " Fight the giant be d!c rot pro
pose 10 i4hs him 10 his own strength,
bat with God's bolp. Although hts
brother made fun OF him lie oonquered i.
80 must those who favor Temperance
| do. They IN ast keep their tom psrs and
trust In God. The speaker then said
| will show you an experiment" Here
Is u RlAse OF waser AND here something
that looks like water. The Hrst is the
drink given BY God from the springs,
the rivers aud the wells. The latter Ia
the intoxicating quality Of the drink
sold By the saloon. II you put . match
10 the water the q 1me aoes out. II you
pus match 70 the alcohol 1t takes Are
and bxrDs. eonld show you many
thinxs mere como. uded Miss kimbali,
| bat have not time now. In tho wordI
OF the bible I warn you. "Look mol
upon the vino when Il is red, for at the
lest IL biseth like a serpent and stinaett
liko an adder"
| AT GRACE.
Az Grace N. b. Church the eveninl
service waa given to temperance work
and Mlss Kimban occupied the pulpit
An address WAS delivered On the necss
sity OF trained forcss in the Sunday
school work OF the W. G. T. Y. A Wis
physician does not content himself will
curing the sickness, but goes back u
ssek ous tine Cause This 10 the task o
the W. G Z. U. She had heard q maj
say when he Mgned tha pledge II he hs.(
bsen taught different In Sunday schoo
be would never have been brought u
such O depth OF misery. Ten years o
work has at last brought this into tn
Sunday SCHOOLS. A,the Last meeting o
ths Sunday School Union, In Chicsao
this resol a lion was adopted:
"Resolvsd, That We give expression
and emphasizs the conviction wbic
ceepens with the passing yeAra, ths
every 61bha.h school should be in lac
and eject tampsfance training schoo
Ettirg the rising generation for activ
and aggressive effort in this and ever
other department Of Christian work.
There are great opportunities for ten
perance worz, continued the speaker
IL has been said that for every drop
blood let ont by slave drivers, wLic
blood f,wed In e:iesms, the do
lar. put into tressuries by Licenses wi
! In the came manner demand fearful r.
| payment. The cries OF widowed wome
md orphaned children have reache
Code ears, ard bs will snswer. Sha
1t be an answer Of retri5ution or bles
ipe?
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
purchxss OF RailroacE.

Colonel M. v. B. Eigerly, OF Spring
Geld, Msssaoh usett., on Friday bousn,
10 the int@ est Of the Eastern bond
holders at DEs Molnss, love, the De-
Moinss, Osceo!s and Southern r ailroAd
for $500. eco.
The New Orleans division Of the
FexAs Pacific Railway was sold ou
Thursday to T. j. Wistsr, OF the Re-
craankzstion Com mittee, for 81 0e0, 600
and the tarrina, property at Gouids,
boro for y, ,00e, eco. Tnis oom plesad the
pnrcha2e OF the entire line by the bond
holders
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
NoTIcEs-
Thanksgiving Proclamation
EytTE OF DEIAWARK

=
FxEcCTIvB DEpARTARNT:
The President OF the United States hay
ing By his proclamation designated Thurs
day. the tweoty-fourth day Of November,
A. D. 1857. as day o! General Thanks
giving and'Prayer:
Now, therefore, !, Benjamin T. ..Biggs,
Governor OF the State of Della ware, deem.
ing It right and proper that general ob
servanee Of the day thouid be had, do re.
quest that all ciiisens euepend their seeu-
lar lRbors on that day, and that they as
semble in their respective places Of reli-
gious worship and there offer up thei,
thanks to Almighty God for the mani
fold blessings bestowed upon us all dur
ing the past year, and TO invoke the aid
OF she Author of all good for cur future
suid ace and prosperity.
IN testimony whereofI have hereuptc
| ~~> eet my hand aud caused the
| sBAh Great Seal Of the State TO bt
| ~ hereunto affixed at Dover
the seventh day OF November, In the Yea
OF cur Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and eighty seven, and tbs Independence
OF the United States the ore hundred ant
Twelfth. B. T BIGGS
| By the Governor,
JOHN p. SABLsNRY,
Secretary OF State.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
Rogistx0r's report.

There were "A births, 9 marriages
and 81 deaths reported to Registrar LIS,
as having coourred In this city durinf
the past week, against IA deaths FOL
the corresponding week Of last year.
Causes OF death: Mem braneous Group
8; consumption, oonvulsions, pner,
moniA, ipaotion, q each; apoplexy, oan
Ger, congestion Of brain, ostsrrh, diph
iberia; psraly y sis, softening of the brain
typhoid fever, NJ scnis, each.
Ages OF deceased: Under year, 8
from l to 2, 2; from q to 8, 3; from 10 ,s
20, 2; from 20 to 30, 2; from 81 TO 40,
from 1910 90, i; from 80 to t5, /; from
70 to 81, 8; from 80 to 50, I.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
THH MOST INEXPERIENCED GIRL

THH MOST NExPkRIENDKD GIRL
can, with "Roush on Dirt" do rs nioe
washing and ironing ~ can bs done In
auy laundry. Boiling not Deoessary !
unlike any other 'Roxgh ON Dirt" oAn
be used In both washing and starohipg;
you need have DO fear IN ustng this ar
ucle; free from vile alksli, Is doss not
rot, yellow nor iujure the finest fabric
clears, bleaches, whitens. Rough on
Dirt" IL the only elaole that can bs I'D.
dsd TO stAroh (hos or oold) to give q
good body and beautiful gloss. Ask for
Trough On Dirt" 10 and 25o. paokaR
en- All hrSt-OlaGs Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
DR.. THEEL,
FALL SUITS.

Gentiemen desiring their clothes to G,
as nicely and perfectly az pos itle can be
suit by Mr.. James Harding, Merchant
Tailor. No. S1s French street. Patrons o,
Mr. Harding, who are among our promi
neRt and influential citizens, have ex.
pressed themselves as exceedingly com
Portable and greatly pleased with ihe nea,
fit OF their garments. which are alwsyi
made in the latest Ltyle. French. Eng
hsh and cashmere suitiDgs and cloths o !
ali kinds, OF the latest styles, are always
on hand. AS cool weather and busy
tinos are now tast approaching, gentle
men should cas and sec the styles at onee
s22 3m
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
ON THURSDAY,
THE nth DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887,
The following described real estate, VIZ:
At 10 o'clock, a. M,

The following deScrloed Tta1 ettsie, VIZ:
All thai eer ain lot or pie<e OF land sitaaie In
the town OF 81. GeCrges, Red Lion Hundred
county OF New CaGtle and state OF De aware,
bou ded AID desctio bed al follows tn vii;
Begluning ~ q stake OF the east side OF the
stake road or main street 10 sal inWn and at
n corner Of Sarah Beiyeiiis, dcceased, and
run Mug thence with lands north 62si degrees
east ias 8 p feet 1 q stake, thence with land
Formerly OF Joseph Donuso, and land Of the
heirs OfHenry 5. fechGrd deceased, sonth 20
d egrtss east b6 l-2 feet 10 Il new corner being
n CORNER for the heirs of Joseph Gam, de-
ceased, thence with a new line ertabli sht d bv
IN omas =. McWhort-r and Josenh Gam, de-
oeaked, and ruuning thence cont 81 degrees.
~ feet and z inche 10 Ihc bide of the aforesaid
road or main STREET thence with taid street
north % IA Il. grees, west II - eet to the place
of be Z nnir2. containing within said bound.
about Q, 80 square feet.
seized and LAken In execution az the prop
erty of Iohn q. Armstrong, administrator OF
sarah ktGeriy, dsceaset, ana I: and 70 be
sold by GILES JAMESON, SHERIFF.
SleriE't Office, Wilmington, october 70 1857.
nl-eod.ts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
Cut His Head,

Au unknown man from the ocuptry
fell from his wagon at Eighth and A At
ket streets Saturday aeJerp0on. about Q
o. clock, and badly cut his head. He
vas drunk at the time, and 1t WAC with
difficulty shat his companion got him
back Into his wagon,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
Fell on the Steps

A man whose name could not be rs
oertainsd fall from the stepe Of tic
Academy Of Music, on Saturday sf,er-
noon, and cut his face. The force OF
the fall stunned bin, but he was pi ked
up by the byse2nhers and pursued bis
~ax
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
Attended Church.

Yesterday morning members OF Pains
tine. Fame and Eureka castles, A. o
N. O., attended service at the Churcf
OF the Covenant Ssrvice in Emarut
P. Il church, Hiahlsnd,, was attended
By the K g. K yesterday evening,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
For sa,o.
VALUABLE MAR

8NLE-A VALU q BI.E M a h
H. street property; store and dwelling,
Il. wbef. ibt subsoriber now resides, and
Il mrs hsr carried on BueeossfRliy the
and Clothing business.
|afke, 9 rsrt front is "A feet 0 inchcs. run
IvkTI feet. Then fIr Is feet and 2 in
ls 70 Irtt wide oaek to Shipley street, on
1 N oreet,s, a eubstAnttal tn rec tory brick
|ng, Dyp II. The three-ofOry dwelling on
t,inpss nee 10 Give place to 0thcrs.
u -eli arc mean business. Yours etc
Il ~ CYRUS S1RRN.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
Fad tho Damage.

A man Saturday niehs broke the
window In p. Plupkets & Co.'s whole
sale liqn"r store, lGS and ITO Market
street. Hs Rt onoe went irslds' and
paid for the glass.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

Ths following described reai ostnte. Wig:
All that certain plantation CT tract OF la
situate On the usst side cf ,he pubic Toad
leading from Htdaiotown 10 summit
bridge, in saint teoeRe's hundrei, New
Castle County and ssats Of Dsisvgre,
bounded and described as faIlows. 70 vii:
Bes ioning st q stake on ths west side OF
said public road corner Of tn.s and lSnd of
Martin h. walker and extending fheloe By
said Walkers land north s. dogfots west
I've 10 poYohes to Hons q corser Of this
and land Of tho heirs OF Spencer p. hoiton,
de ceased, thence by the 5amo south dc
grees west 10T 10 perchos To an oak tree
south 60 dearee5 west 81 al0 perohes to m
old stump south btx degrees west "a ler,bes
TO o Storc corner OF this sni land of Geo
Derrick eop. thence by SAID land soa d 291 10
srceseaet 81 pefehss 10 store on tho nEo Of
land OF tho heirs Of Benjamin kietd, do
,oased. thence by the saIo north 60 degrees
eAss "a 20 cnes to etone soota 3Slz degrees
east "a poroLes To . white oaz t-eo cart 10
| e-io perehes south 90 doa rees east 2I perehee
| 70 the ditch bank, and thence sJuth SIN do
Il grees east oil 0 10 psfehcs 10 tho buolic road
Y aforesaid. and thebce bv the eNmo toward
summit Fridge north 81. degress west II
| peicaes nnd north degrees eSs: 257 per .hel
l 70 rho plSoa OF beginning, containing 2Cs
seces aDd lao eauaSe psrches. BOOK K, Vel
| 10, page 81, 80.
ss.ised and ,asoa In execution as the prop.
| eity oiU CadwAtiader eetiers and Emalllt
I s., Ills wifo, and T. IT,, and 10 Do so'd BY
GILES LAM BSOS, She:itf.
ahsrr's otice, W:iminato Octsbor n
1857. o3iocd-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

FOR GIRLS AND BOYS.
We bought last week of mansfaetup+
er retiring from business large lot Of
Misses, Boys aud children's
DRESS & SCHOOL sHOES
Made this season of the best material,
On good fitting lasts and are fnRhed in
the best Style.
We bought them right and have mark.
ed them considerably below the usual
prices asked. We advice you 20 come
early, as the low prices are making them
go. The prices run thus:
3S pair Misses Kid Button with heel,
high cut; sizes II to Is, our price
now Sl.G5; regular price, %.
40 pair Misses KID Button with heel;
sizes l. to 2, our price now 81 35
lice elsewhere S1.Y5
20 pair Misses Pebble spriug heel;
sizes II TO /, our price now S1.26
real value, S1.50
80 pair Misses Pebble bu aon with heel,
high cut, sizes IL to 13X our price
now $1.50; regular retail price, 81.
65 paie Misses Pebb button with heel,
two widths G and ID, worked button
holes; sizes / | to ~; our pr ce now
S1.50; well worth SS.
80 pair Misses Pebble button with heel,
worked button holes, sizes ii to cur
price now 81. 40; cheap enepgh at S1.7S
43 pair II sses Pebble button with heel,
sizes IL to ~; our price now S1.35
usually sell for 81 IS.
20 pair Misses Pebble button with heel;
sizes II to our price now S1.25
general irire si.50.
80 pair Missee Pebble button with heel,
sizes IL TO 2; our prize now &l.e0
regular price u %.
40 pair Boys hook lace shoes,
sizes TO 5; our price now 81 %.
cheap at 81 50.
rs pair Boys hook lace;
sizes to ); our price now s115
real value 81 50.
20 pair Boys button gaiRrs;
sizes and 4: our pIi"c now$1 25
rec uIar price 90
30 pair Childs' pebble spring heel
sizes TO q; our price now SOC.
would cost else Shere roc,
% pair little Boys hook lace sthool shoes
sizcs | to Is our pTiee now 91c.
1sually sells for 81 90
30 pair Chiids' Pebble button, with heel;
sizes 4, 5, 6; our price new SO cts.
cheap at 20 cts.
20 pair ChiIds' Pebble buttos:
sizes 8, 8, 10; our price row 75c.
worth $1.00.
Baoy's Pebble button;
sizes to 5; our price 25c.
regular price 40c.
All the above mentioned goods are here +,
but the low prices are making then 60 OF
quickly.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
Package PAVty.

A very successful package party wns
qiven by emyth Post, g. A. r on Sat
uvaay evening. A literary and musical
prsQraua was also rendered.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
white Rose coi,es Water 100;

Bosehee's German Soap, 45c.; Oustcuzs
Soar, $780,; all patents reduced. Bny q
bottle OF McInAli's Syrup of Tar (prict
S5c. } and cure your cough. Danfcrth
druagist, I'd and Market.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
J, / COLLEGE, OF BUsINE3I

Ft;i itn.idinz. el7 $40 Chsstput
n'r"ss, PhiIa5elphia, Pa
''''in'-s MEy Pierce, d. A.,
9-i ap@ Focndor. Morning, A.;e,
s'ta tsd ssight Sessions.
eS ati gentlemen arc IN nstTactcd IL
a. ~ eiedge qualifying them fCI
.,n'uel. "t business AID the lrcpaI
81 business affairs.
nth' merchants and ftrmeri
lug htutLs 40 70 wneanos q praott.
a.'E ecncsiian could bo cbtairsd
+! ne couL:ing room havo bsea sIr
,r, vac .1"Eoushiy pIacIieai mGuaei
taeT scns and dsnREters have
N,. 'neS fey ca:iness enS1gsRsats 81
p ,.mtEt. and are now among Ia
a, an'Sdfsa and FIFTY tloso) Students
~ Sr'is t,r ofroullr SID Commence
,o,s y,sersaihss, containing addyesses Of
Srs w. rtspe' ano Big gs, and Kev. SaI0
- -, A,a ttt. San. p. jones.
.hhN TAOhPSUX, Dean.
- "o9'hs and Q. Second fieor.
1lS-ooixv-srn
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
HER.HlSaa Files

BED.BC6s. FLIES.
Flies, roaches, nnts, bad bugs. water
bugs, moths, rails, mice, sperrows, jacl
rnbbi,x, gophefs, chipin unks, oiea<st
out by =" Rough ON Rata" 15o.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

NyOrYOR-oosS SHAKES NEW SEKiEs
IN Mechauics Building Loan Stock iust
isgued and Tor 50 ia First payment 0o the
% ode to W. :. MORIiflw. Secretary, NO
Sl7 French street. viii receive prompt asten
iOn- S2z-eoc-u
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

Carpenters, Bricklayers.
Farmers, Fruit Growers,
Painters, Masons, Mechanics,
Families.
Sectional Ladders, 6 feet
long. Can be made to any
length by merely joining ends
together. Cost no more than
the ordinary ladder. Come
see them in operation.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

"BUOHU-PAIBA." :" 2afcK, con
plete cure, all annoy ing Kihtsy diseas
es, CotArrh Of Bladder. 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

james Monaghan, Justice Of the
Peace, No. z04 5hiploy street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

El-h nEDl' M SIZ ED NS
fa.dlo dug wi h croppeu tail. Ssa
Fs3,s rewsr1 VIII re psid on ms re,a. n
Il hHkM, PS2 East S0otnd s're>t or
r. Lilly ,7cb Lest ksieta ct. El2.3.s
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

E'aLE-CAEAP; SIX 100 WA, sscF9
tS.e9 VIII cSlvo tbJut Uhri.t 49,
Apply t. iOS. StOUkIbT, N. ".
D. s1d hC ams streets. nj u
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

" ESALE-Er A 9REAT BARd AlE
p law II. =. upright boiler and en-
|tlh, ,',ote: sod Ter " snt OF uss. A d5roi
Fa!D EJunGry, kyondele, Pa n4-e5d 0;
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

R shLE-2 OR 8 GOOD BRICK
h"Gsts, tcLtapl, or wiil,trade for build
q as'i.Ii fam. j. u. PICK ELS.
|udrth street VIII. Del. os-Sm
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

SHERfFF'S sAIE.-BY VIRTUE OF
- q writ OF Levari Facias - me directed, viii
be posed 10 public sale, at IN. hotel now oc-
euplrd bv Alex. maxwell, In Mlddtetown. In
". GEORGE Hundred, New Castle County,
Del,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

ll.UH OuwS FOR SaLk- cSN1
An D b'rLoy COW, with her xN.
raR, { moLths Old; Also Alderney
InuAry, ls6i. In pasiuie fer the owner
y J. CLUUD kA4I4lO1l'S. Brandy.
kundt.d. t7-eod S.s
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

D. SALE OR RENT-A TWELVE
Ion hou>., o. ship,ey street; Inquire Of
IAhi% LblOrf. Possession given on
Noycinttr. o26-E
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
WanRd-

.-,,ronA THlTE GIRLTO Do
W - ,,.r.c.ork In q family OF two.
F'"'t, . ed. Apply ~ 80 sit n9n
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

D S.Ls-OhE GOOD 4 EOOE ID
ednd osaibGrn wagon. Appiy 70 J. r.
y, 'su W. tighih st. net:
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

-AAE-LahaE AND SMALL
,-.Gsaisgn wagons 81 fair pf icas
t9iiuat.1a OF business waSepe. "
nDHp Id and French sts. sio-Bm'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

ShERIFR', shLE--BY vlhTUE OF a
- writ o; Levsn Facias, to me dirooted,
will be exposed to pubfie saie, at the hotsl
row oecupiod by alexander Maxwell, in
uiddtoto~n, ST. Georges Hundred, 10 New
Oastie County, Dei,
ON TAURsDAY,
THEi,TB DAY Uf HCVEdBEB, 1857,
At 10 o'cloez, Q. r.,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

b. sALE-atSlUEY bhlOH AO USE
an foath side o1 Lowering avenue,
Nsal.vren g.seet. win sell aheap, ,sod
tf.s 10 atJi prrehAsnr. Montnly tnstnlL
! .akep. Is lao II. Linden stroes. Apply
IslJiigr SERKt,H. tits ONCE. ilb.If
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

e SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE,
krn of I46 aeres: conveniently located 8
j7Uin Wilmington; easy terms. Address
a 3 Hvfecker, Attorneys for heirs.
oll-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

. uTru-sJX YOUNG LADIES
40 ,ola an opera company 70 he n.r or
|, brIs, and which VIII pfe'eh'e lepsl he,s
ali III thr vnn ,ipai operas. N,ss H1o,sss
thls ofi''. -
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

,rpn PERSONS WANTING
,,r,,e hsp Ior hotels sss,aSrSns, a al ssi, 9f
smh@ aa n1np 10 diligence Once slS
Ine Wilin'hs'o- jan.o.u
4 .treet
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

,..,,-ytiplJS LEAkH Tx
~ -. ,aiior sysiem OF iiB htrs
IVY ,y,s,s WARE, eto. mtds IN or1er
nisa,g,aI cut 10 measure nj iesa2rn
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

/ t.,c.n-A GOOD GIRL r'iR ahN
{ soute sork 90 II on or nddress iof
S, w. p' funk, eis Marxst n,reeh
Mower County transcript., 1887-07-06
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
BY ADVERTISEMENT.

DEFAULT has been made in the pay
Dment of the sum of five hundred, eighty
three and 25-1OO (S583.25l dollars, which is
claimed to be due, and is due, at the date of
executed and delivered by Joseph Il. James
and Bethiah James his wife to Mortimer A.
Flack. bearing date the Sd day OF February,
Il. the r Register of Deeds, in and for the County
of Mower, and State of Minnesota. on the 4th
day of February, A. d. 1880, at 3:45 o'clock,
p. M, in Book OF Mortgages. on page a.
erwise having been instituted to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage or any part
thereof:
by virtue of power of sale contained in
said Mortgage. and pursuant to the statute in
such case made and provided, the said Mort
VII ii be and aa6 the
viz:
The south east quarter of the northeast
quarter, and the south half of the southwest
quarter of the northeast quarter of section
thirty. two i32) in township one hundred and
two Q02), range eighteen l8) containing sixty
acres more or less, in Mower COn nty. and
State of Minnesota, with the hereditaments
Viii be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, to pay said debt and interest,
and the ,5a2 ta1es ; If any on said premises. and
ed in and by SAID Mortgage in case of fore
closure, and the disbursements allowed by
law: which sale will be made by the Sheriff of
said Mower County, at the west front door of
the court house in the city of Austin. in said
County and State, on Saturday the 18th day
of August, A. d. 1887, at 10 O'Clock, q. M. of
that day, subject to redemption at any time
within one year from the day of sale, as pro-
Yided by law.
Dated at Austin, Minn., June q, A. D.
1887.
MORTIMER A. FLACK, Mortgage.
gee. 1921